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All wealth comes from the public sector

What about the poor child whose parents can't afford educational material, so they use YouTube for educational resources instead?

What about the abused child who uses their phone to escape their abusers?

What about the autistic child with communication difficulties who uses online spaces for social interaction?

What about the queer child whose only trusted support network is online?

Someone should do a legal challenge on the basis of historical innacuracy.

RT @platform63755: @CCFCMando What about the social development of children with communication-related disabilities who rely heavily on onl…

9 / 3 = 3 hours per day. 3 hours per day / 24 hours in a day = 12.5% 12.5% of the weekend was screentime. Doesn't actually sound that bad to me.

BBC: “What was your screen time?” Student: “Nine hours.” BBC: “You’re gong to have a lot more time to fill. What will you do?” Student: “Stare at a wall.”

🚨 POLL: Do you support the UK's social media ban for under-16s?

Yes.

Is this new social media ban for nippers really just a way to mandate digital ID?

Yeah, this totally sounds like a good set of policies that will definitely help children and young people.

>New "Youth Hubs" only offer employment "support" >Ruin social development of disadvantaged children >Young told to work at KFC or lose benefits >House prices are 7 x median salary >Affordable housing projects are < 10% of all new builds >Appointing pedos to negotiate with pedos

In an AnCom society, voluntary association would be a core principle. There's literally nothing stopping you from choosing to leave the commune and find someone offering a wage. But the likelihood of someone actually offering a wage would probably be pretty low.

True, you're right on that one. Fascism isn't defined primarily by its economics. Modern neofascism/right-populism has definitely moved away from the original Sorelian ideas that defined classical fascism.

Of course fascism was syncretic and borrowed from socialism, conservatism, etc. But fascism wasn’t really an economic ideology, it was an extreme form of ethnic nationalism. There were several different versions of it, some more privatisation, others more keen on state ownership. But what unities all forms of fascism is blood and soil. The idea that one group of people have a an exclusive ethnic/historic/racial right to the land. And that others either do not and must leave, either by force, or even murder. That’s why I’d say the Israeli government are fascist (but not Nazis) for example.

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